Definition
Relating to Armorica, the ancient Roman name for what is now Brittany in northwestern France.
Etymology
From Latin 'Armorica,' a name given to the Breton peninsula by Roman writers, possibly meaning 'place of the sea.' The term fell out of common use after the Roman period but survives in historical contexts.
Kelly Says
Armorica fascinates historians because the Bretons who inhabited it maintained their Celtic language and customs even after Roman and French conquest—they're one of Europe's few surviving Celtic peoples outside of Ireland and Wales.
Translations
ARالعربية
بريطاني
b-ri-ta-ni
BNবাংলা
অর্মোরিকা
ar-mo-ri-ka
CACatalà
Armòrica
ar-mo-ri-ka
CSČeština
Armorica
ar-mo-ri-ka
DADansk
Armorica
ar-mo-ri-ka
DEDeutsch
Armorikisch
ar-mo-ri-kish
ELΕλληνικά
Αρμόρικα
ar-mo-ri-ka
ESEspañol
armórico
ar-moh-ree-koh
FAفارسی
آرموریک
ar-mo-ri-k
FISuomi
Armorica
ar-mo-ri-ka
FRFrançais
armorique
ar-mork
GUGU
અર્મોરિકા
ar-mo-ri-ka
HAHA
Armorica
ar-mo-ri-ka
HEעברית
ארמוריקה
ar-mo-ri-ka
HIहिन्दी
अर्मोरीक
ar-mo-ree-k
HUMagyar
Armorica
ar-mo-ri-ka
IDBahasa Indonesia
Armoric
ar-mo-rik
IGIG
Armorica
ar-mo-ri-ka
ITItaliano
armonica
ar-moh-nee-kah
JA日本語
アルモリカ語
arumo-rika-go
KKKK
Арморика
ar-mo-ri-ka
KMKM
អារម៉ូរិក
a-rom-o-rik
KO한국어
아르모리카어
ar-mo-ri-ka-eo
MSBahasa Melayu
Armorica
ar-mo-ri-ka
MYမြန်မာ
အာမော်ရီက
a-ma-o-ri-ka
NLNederlands
Armoricaans
ar-mo-ree-kans
NONorsk
Armorica
ar-mo-ri-ka
PAPA
ਅਰਮੋਰਿਕਾ
ar-mo-ri-ka
PLPolski
Armorica
ar-mo-ri-ka
PTPortuguês
armórico
ar-moh-ree-koh
RORomână
Armorica
ar-mo-ri-ka
RUРусский
арморики
ar-mo-ri-ki
SVSvenska
Armorica
ar-mo-ri-ka
SWKiswahili
Armorica
ar-mo-ri-ka
TAதமிழ்
ஆர்மோரிகா
ar-mo-ri-ka
TEతెలుగు
ఆర్మోరికా
ar-mo-ri-ka
THไทย
อาร์มोरिका
ar-mor-ee-ka
TLTL
Armorica
ar-mo-ri-ka
TRTürkçe
Armorik
ar-mo-rik
UKУкраїнська
Арморика
ar-mo-ri-ka
URاردو
آرموریکا
ar-mo-ri-ka
VITiếng Việt
Armoric
ar-mo-rik
YOYO
Armorica
ar-mo-ri-ka
ZH中文
布列塔尼语
bù lèi tè bǎn yǔ
ZUZU
Armorica
ar-mo-ri-ka